Dead Voices On Air (DVOA) is Mark Spybey's main musical project, formed in 1992 when he emigrated to Canada from his native England, though he is also known as a member of Reformed Faction, Beehatch and (ex):zoviet*france:.

A master class in shifting soundscapes, Dadu features Martin Harvey, Stephen Weatherall and Gary Widdowfield, all of whom were active in the Teesside music scene in the '80s.

The album veers from frenzied post-punk pop to dark ambient: imagine This Heat meets James Brown in a cement mixer. Real music, made with real instruments, composed largely spontaneously and refined through studio editing. "Tutu" marries the dark ambience of Dead Voices On Air with the powerful, frenetic and, at times, equally joyful and harrowing sounds of Dadu. It features a collaboration with The Commoners Choir from Leeds, conducted by Hoff Whalley of Chumbawamba.

It's a tangled, wriggling, sometimes confrontational puzzlebox of sounds and ideas, enhanced by a sumptuously designed sleeve package: a matt-laminate mini-LP sleeve, containing each CD in it's own sleeve, 6 different artcards, plus an original, individual handmade signed and numbered artwork by DVOA.

Ltd x 110 copies only and very few in stock!